Racial Stereotypes abound in chapter 9 as ‘Injun Joe’ kills a man. And as Tom and Huck are on the run, they still manages to drop the n-word. And Tom’s fiancé breaks it off.
Racial Stereotypes abound in chapter 9 as ‘Injun Joe’ kills a man. And as Tom and Huck are on the run, they still manages to drop the n-word. And Tom’s fiancé breaks it off.
When the stress of being engaged is too much, Tom turns to pagan rituals and fantasy.
Tom knows how to hit on a woman- and he gets engaged.
Book Boys review 'Eclipse' by Stephenie Meyer chapters 10 - 18
We Learn about Huck Finn, who is considered the town low-life. Though I don’t see why. Anyone who walks around with a dead cat seems fine to me. We also learn how to successfully hit on a woman.
Not a lot happens. Just a bored kid in church getting pinched by pinch bugs. Though, since nothing carries over from chapter to chapter- I’m beginning to believe that Mark Twain invented the situational comedy format.
An episode where we forgot how horrible Stephenie Meyer was- and spent 9 chapters being reminded.
I visited a friend in another city, and I can’t make it tie into an episode where Tom Sawyer lied his way into a brand new bible.